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Does levetiracetam and dilantin increases level of enzymes sgot (108)and sgt(122)?
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Please repost: Levetiracetam has no effect on the liver. Phenytoin CAN affect the liver, but other medications may affect this. Please repost and state what answer the prescriber of your anticonvulsants gave you to your questions; or, if you have not asked that person (who would seem like the natural person to ask), please state why not.
Answered 12/24/2017
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